Sentence examples for fortunate masses from inspiring English sources

Just because the art of the time conveyed an uncomplicated acceptance of the notion that there were superior, even god-like beings who could, by the luck of their birth, bless the less fortunate masses, that does not mean that a retrospective on that art must assume the same.

Throughout President Bush's tour through Africa, he emphasized a moral obligation to help those in need -- the less-fortunate masses.

Many weren't fortunate enough to escape mass executions at the hands of Islamic State militants, and thousands are still trapped up Mt. Sinjar in the baking heat with no food, water or shelter.

I loved singing the Britten and, if we could get more music as inventive as that mass, we would be fortunate, religiously inspired or not.

D'Urville was satisfied with the distant view, leaving further investigation to anyone "sufficiently fortunate and bold enough to break through the masses of accumulated ice".

They were fortunate to recruit Dupee, the literary editor of The New Masses; his Yale classmate, the argumentative Macdonald; and their brilliant friend Mary McCarthy.

It is fortunate for mankind that this is so, for if the huge masses of water that constitute a wave actually moved with it, navigation would be impossible.

The fortunate few who are fit and have a small resectable mass on CT should probably be referred directly for consideration of surgery.

This is fortunate, as her sister's life turns out to be a knotty mass of affairs, subterfuges and mysteries.

"We feel pretty fortunate that we got this information about habitability," said J. Hunter Waite, the principal investigator of the mass spectrometer (INMS) onboard Cassini and the lead author of the paper, in a phone interview with Motherboard.

Erick and I are fortunate to have TechCrunch as a platform to draw attention to this scandalous waste of company resources and mass-deception of customers.